Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Edwin Taguchi, resident master of bawdry at SHS as been here for half a decade. Meanwhile, Twisted Steel has maintained a solid gold record in wrestling, rugby, football, and soccer while managing to show up for a couple of games too. A softspoken in- dividual. this Japanese doll to us shelters a wild and exciting ner- bonic character. This underrated superstar has offered his friend- ship to everyone and his gen- tlemanly nature has made quite an impression on his friends here at Selly. Thanks for the good memories, Edwin: you'll be missed. S.S. - One of your many friends, I always thought that I was to emerge from Selwyn House with that most sought after new awareness of what life is about. I guess one's education is a con- tinuous process. Selwyn House has been a definite part of this process. Looking back on five awesomely interesting years, l sense a burst of strength - R.C., L.B., Coast, J.P., Macbeth, Dad. 9, 23, 12, l5, Freud, lslam, PSSC, dice, N.D., Dillinger's H to H, Marcus, Omar. Sometimes, I wish I could only revive a few meaningful moments. What is most satisfying is that in the days to come I will long for other distant flights. This is what Selwyn House has meant for me. I have learned to imagine the real and realize the imaginary. Great! My last year at SHS and this D016 is sort ofa passport out. Not that it's been bad. Thank you teachers for teaching me. Thanks to all my friends for all the fun. The Real World looms and another casual individualist prepares to leave. So long Selwyn and good luck to those who remain! All of us are in the gutter but a few are looking to the stars. 4Oscar Wilde Trust me, its Pledge. History of my junior years - get- ting in trouble with Ogilvie. His- tory of my middle school year - getting in trouble with Ogilvie. History of my later years - hav ing a great time and not getting caught. Who can forget Stratford? Who can remember the ball? What about the funny oranges? What happened to the Study sign? Yo Ho Silverado! Future students re- member one thing: the more you put in, the more you'll get out of the old place. Bye.

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l C137 At School one day, a friend asked me how I maintained such a harried look. Evidently my eleven years at Selly have shown strange repercussions. One thing I have learned here is that there are people who care and you don't have to go far to find them. To all my friends: you are the goodness that makes the punch spiked in the party of life. Special thanks to Cessa, C.R., V.G., BB, ME, HT, D.H. Remember we were not born to see through people, but to see people through. I have been at SHS for eleven years. Throughout these years I have lived through many ex- periences, some good, some bad. However, despite all the work, I have had fun. When I first came here in grade one, I was a scared little boy who never expected to survive the eleven years. Now that they are over, l am glad to have had such an adventure. Now l'm off to Scotland for a few years. so Good-bye Selwyn House NICK TINGLEY BECKETT THOMSEN 1- TV During his five years at SHS Phil has been known to be a quiet guy who usually minds his own business. Phil seems to have broken out of his shell as he parties every Saturday. Amazingly enough Phil has done very well in academics although he seems to be struggling to stay awake during class. Anyhow the best of success in whatever path you decide to follow. A friend. 'I l I SV. :ja A xx rg. I, i . X , I . I' p ' f ,Z I -fa f V M, ,, . ,- i -1 f - . ' J Vcn'i'.e H JA? There are many who did know him But not the way we did Sure enough he has a wild one As is the most hungry kid. Fab-For hits the Beaver Club, This school has transformed me. New Boy. be aware. The most important thing is Friendship. To all my friends, may we all meet in Schaeffer City. Life was easy when it was boring. PI-IILLIPPE VENTURA NICHOLAS VON MOLTI

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